How does this product compare to the Bose Soundlink Mini Bluetooth Speaker (which is priced at $200)?
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I don't have personal experience with the Bose, but online reviews rate both units very close. I CAN say this. The sound quality of the TDK A33 is excellent. I have not run into any battery issues but I have only used the unit around the house a bit. I do recommend the TDK A33, especially at this price point. I don't think you will be disappointed!
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I have been happy with the bass from the Boston unit given the context of what it is. I have only listened to the soundlink mini from Bose, but not directly compared the two. The bose unit is good but in my opinion the Boston unit is a better value at $150. It does fill the room with sound well and should work great in a 12x 12 room
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Honestly I have own a number of blutooth speakers.A33 the sound clarity is not bad.Good but the bass is very boomy.Too powerful bass.Presently now I strongly recommend Creative Roar. Price at US 149.Friendly users. The clarity is good with Roar button on.It provides better sound.Run with high volume battery last better than A33.You can even mount on the bicycle with simple modifications.
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it doesn't!! i was very disappointed in the product and is in the "yard sale" pile. the sound isn't too hot either. get a Bose mini soundlink... now that is hot!!!
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Hi, Justin. I would stick with an external speaker. The BassJump is a base-reinforcement speaker that compliments the laptop's build in speakers. It works OK, but I think a separate, full range (and wireless) speaker is the way to go for training situations, which I also do as a career consultant. BTW, I just got the Bose SoundLink Mini and it is an awesome bluetooth speaker. Not cheap, but great performance for a tiny portable speaker. Fills the room with sound. You might want to check it out for your training.
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The drivers inside the SoundLink mini provide deeper Bass and clear highs and overall more clarity than the Oontz XL, which is why it is heavier and more expensive. I personally have a SoundLink Mini and compared to a colleague's Ooontz it does not compare.
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This is not a comparison of the two products but an add-on to the previous comment. I bought the JBL for my 33 year old musician son. He has bought the speaker to our house several times and says the bass is unbelievable for a small and very portable speaker. He LOVES it!
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USB this Speaker is one of my better purchases .... I really Like it ... When I bought mine my timing must of been perfect I believe I paid about $25 this is now pushing 40 ...Their is a Very Similar one ..Brand name is Kinivo portable laptop speaker ..Price is $21.99 and the reviews are good ....
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I've never compared the two sorry): but this speaker I've purchased has done wonders! Very loud and sounds great without being obnoxiously too big. Best part is I call it my portable Bluetooth speaker and bring it everywhere with me haha
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The only comparison I can make is to an Oontz mini speaker, and in my opinion the T12 is superior in sound quality and construction. The T12 is not a Bose but the sound quality very, very good for a lot less money.
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I would say the bluetooth is much more stable than other comparable speakers in this price range. I have achieved 30ft of distance with the perfect scenario. If you add walls/doors etc to the scenario then the connection is less stable but still very good. Typically we leave our phone in the kitchen where wifi is best and use our speaker on our back porch which is around a corner and outside through a sliding glass door about 20 feet away.
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I never got a chance to find out how the battery life was because the sound was horribly distorted above 1/2 volume. I highly recommend spending a little more and buying the Bose Soundlink Mini it is just as loud and the sound doesn't distort.
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I pressume that the Bose Mini Soundlink have bluetooh capabilities. If so, get acquainted of the Bose procedure and follow it. Indigo is very easy, you press the central button and look at the LED going from BLUE to red/blue and you stop there and it should hook up with Bose. Hope this helps
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This thing is pretty awesome! The battery lasts for a while and it bumps pretty loud. The blue tooth is pretty sweet as well. I would recommend it. I don't really know how it compares to the other speakers you said because I have not listen to them. Good luck!
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I have a Bose 5.1 system, and the Monoprice sounds just as good. I paid 100.00 for the Monoprice a few years ago.
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Yes! I recently bought a Bose Color SoundLink Bluetooth speaker. I liked it so much, I wanted to use it with my laptop. I could hook it up through the AUX connection in the back, but I preferred it wireless, so I bought the Satechi adapter, and it works wonderfully with the Bose.
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the bose sound system cube is a better/louder quality.... but then you need to bring a solar charger or power source to keep it going. I sacrifice volume level for use-ability